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1. The weather wasn't good yesterday but it's better today, the sun is shining.

2. Which is worse , a headache or a toothache? Both are bad for me.

3. My bag isn't very heavy. Your bag is heavier
4. London isn't very beautiful. Paris is more beautiful
5. It's easier to phone than to write a letter, I'm lazy.

6. This church is very old. It is the oldest building in the town

7. The film was very bad. It's the worst film I've ever seen

8. What is the longest river in the world? the Nile I think.

9. Money is important but isn't the most important thing in life

10. It's a very pretty village. It's the prettiest village I've ever seen

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